ABR Europe

🇭🇺 Yesterday we had the pleasure of welcoming back Victor and his family during our ABR assessment and training sessions in Hungary.

Victor's family is one of those families we've known for many years. Originally from Mexico and now living in Norway, they have travelled across Europe to continue their ABR journey. Whether the sessions are held in Austria, Spain or Hungary, they always find a way to be there.

Every year brings new challenges, new questions and new goals. That's why these assessment weeks are so important.

After a comprehensive assessment, Leonid reviews everything that has changed over the past year, answers the family's questions, refines the strategy and spends the day teaching every detail of the updated program.

This year, Victor's family is taking home the latest additions to the ABR approach, including the new Lollipop techniques, the updated heads set, improved integration of the ABR Fascia Gel, and new ways of getting even more from the vibro tools.

ABR has never stood still. Every year we continue learning, refining our understanding, and finding better ways to help families support their children at home.

Thank you, Victor and Telma, for your trust, your commitment and for being part of the ABR journey for so many years.

It was wonderful to see you again, and we wish you another year of steady progress.

One of the biggest frustrations recently for many ABR families has been this:

new massage guns are increasingly switching to screw-in attachments instead of the classic push-fit system.

And that means many of our ABR heads — including Superheads, Doubleheads and 4-pin heads — no longer fit properly on many of the newer models.

We were especially disappointed about this with the Bob and Brad A7, because we genuinely like this gun.

Its oscillation behavior and self-acceleration effect create a very interesting deeper but still well distributed impact during the ABR applications.

But now, some very good news.

One of our long-time ABR young adults and his team found a surprisingly simple workaround that allows the new Bob and Brad A7 to work again with our standard ABR heads.

And they kindly prepared this short tutorial video for the whole ABR community.

The solution is actually very simple:
• Remove the internal screw-in piece
• Wrap the ABR head with electrical tape
• Adjust until the fit is correct

That’s it.

A big thank you to Naran and his team for sharing this practical solution with all of us.